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08/03/2007, 6:50 PM
John83

All they'd have to do is rattle blogspot.com's cage and it could get taken down. If you're going to do a blog like that, get it hosted properly.

It sounds interesting, but I suspect it would wind up being a bit ranty and not factual enough for my liking.
08/03/2007, 7:13 PM
blackholesun

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%A9...Internationale

they are an irelevance to irish football, feck them and their bloody ballon speed records ...

bhs
08/03/2007, 7:59 PM
Burnsie

another counter-productive PR gaffe by the FAI!

is this history's first instance of shooting oneself in the foot.ie?
08/03/2007, 8:20 PM
scoops85

Quote:

Originally Posted by John83

All they'd have to do is rattle blogspot.com's cage and it could get taken down. If you're going to do a blog like that, get it hosted properly.

It sounds interesting, but I suspect it would wind up being a bit ranty and not factual enough for my liking.

I wud love to see the FAI crushed by google :D
08/03/2007, 8:42 PM
pete

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Originally Posted by soylent green

He hopes the bona fides of website administrators will be taken into account but no one knows and he doesn't wish to be the one finding out in some scaldingly expensive action down in the Four Courts.

Every day he checks the discussion board for the latest threads and also receives the assistance of several contributors, also with legal backgrounds, who contact him as soon as they spot anything with potential legal ramifications.

The uniform for foot.ie Moderators.
08/03/2007, 9:14 PM
Jaime

Am I the only one who thought that the whole idea of planning an Out protest for our showcase game at Croke Park, complete with Out t-shirts, and linking to the site selling the t-shirts, and making the thread a sticky, is thick in the extreme? Regardless of whether or not any organisation can bother the site legally, is (or was) the public organinisation of such a protest something that the forum should be hosting?
08/03/2007, 10:43 PM
Peadar

Was talking to a hack earlier and he said, in no uncertain terms, that a certain organisation was planning a major clampdown. Hinted that consultants were monitoring all media outlets and that some were more vulnerable than others. i.e. Those with less financial clout. He has never told me anything which wasn't true before.
08/03/2007, 11:58 PM
pineapple stu

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Originally Posted by Jaime

Regardless of whether or not any organisation can bother the site legally, is (or was) the public organinisation of such a protest something that the forum should be hosting?

Yes, it is.

How better to do it?

And a protest is not illegal in any manner, shape or form.
09/03/2007, 12:07 AM
Billsthoughts

how do we know the hamster wouldnt spend all the money on one of them big shiny fancy cd things to hang on his rear view mirror to ward of speed cameras????????
09/03/2007, 1:54 AM
MariborKev

Obviously I'll chip in

I'll send all the Zimbabwean Dollars yeese want!!!!!
09/03/2007, 6:11 AM
CollegeTillIDie

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Originally Posted by Magicme

Thats a rather bigoted stance you have taken yourself Jerry! :D

He's right Magicme, if the GAA did their job right Monaghan would be competing for Hurling All -Ireland's :D

Quote:

Originally Posted by Maribor

Obviously I'll chip in

I'll send all the Zimbabwean Dollars yeese want!!!!!

I was going to send Romanian Lei myself :D
09/03/2007, 1:04 PM
John83

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jaime

Am I the only one who thought that the whole idea of planning an Out protest for our showcase game at Croke Park, complete with Out t-shirts, and linking to the site selling the t-shirts, and making the thread a sticky, is thick in the extreme? Regardless of whether or not any organisation can bother the site legally, is (or was) the public organinisation of such a protest something that the forum should be hosting?

Why shouldn't it?

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